Dear sir
Baby weight is 7 to 8kg
Baby age 9 months running started cerelec and rice little and water also hear I have a few queries pls revert
1. How much water I have to feed on a day
2. Which biscuits I have to give her to eat little .
3. Can I give cut fruits little
4.can I give cow milk instead of my milk because again am pregnant of 4th month my breast milk not getting much .
5. Earlier I had scezarian delevary in March 2019 my 1st baby ...
Hope I will get diet plan if possible to her and thanks for practo doctors from day1 am getting prompt answers
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BABY’S SOLID START
READ THESE IDEAS REGARDING STARTING SOLIDS(WEANING) IN BABIES – They
are General guidelines(not rules) and please do formulate your own way. Do what
best suits the baby, you and the family at various times.
Respecting the fact that individual people are different. Preferences, cultures, traditions, state-wise food habits, etc are some of the variables to keep in mind!
Some basic tips are as follows:
IT IS BEST TO AVOID ADDED SUGAR, SALT AND COW’S MILK IN THE FIRST YEAR OF LIFE.
USE YOUR OWN EXPERTISE & EXPERIENCE, TAKE HELP FROM ANY ELDER/FAMILY MEMBER. There is
NO RIGHT OR WRONG WAY TO SLOWLY IMPROVE THE FEEDS (YOUR BABY IS THE
BEST GUIDE, WATCH FOR SATISFACTION, ADJUSTMENT, STOOL CHANGES – AS
APPROPRIATE)
IF IN DOUBT, STOP AND REVIEW THE SITUATION. However, CONTINUE BREAST FEEDS And / Or
FORMULA FEEDS AS ENJOYED BEFORE.
BABIES CAN FEED APPROXIMATELY EVERY 2-3 HOURS AT DAYTIME & CAN BE
OFFERED SOLIDS AND MILK FEEDS ALTERNATE OR TOGETHER (DEPENDS)!
Tips:
1. Slow but steady progress(start with once a day then twice-a-day after few days, then every three hours if the baby enjoys it and digests well…)
2. Apple – cooked puree/paste/sauce
3. Banana – ripe and mashed well – can add clean warm water to make smoother.
4. Carrot – cooked paste – can add to rice based cereal powder with
enough water.
5. Dal water – cooked dal(yellow lentil, moong first, toor dal later)
6. RICE IS EASILY DIGESTED IN BABIES AT SIX MONTHS : OFFER - Rice powdered cereal like Nestum, Cerelac, First Bites ( All FLAVORS ), Easum, etc. RAGI is
easily digested.
Wheat cereal with milk like Cerelac – just add right
amount of water to prepare a porridge like feed. Other grains –
home-made, ready packs can be tried as per cultural preference, family
experience, etc.
7. Offer water to drink – at any stage, with food items, in sips as
enjoyed/tolerated by baby.
8. Veg clear soup can be tried to drink or can be mixed with cereal powder.
9. Egg yellow can be given, give egg white after 1 year of age.
10. IMPROVE The QUANTITY, CONSISTENCY, VARIETY AND QUALITY OF FOODS WITH TIME
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Dear parents,
After 6month give your kid stop milk from 8amto8pm and give semisolid diet like Dal,dalia,khicdi alu kela rice,apple,upama,halwa,patolia,rab,kadi idle poha satu custard etc and from 80pmto8am give mother milk is preferable if not give top milk Withoutwater and add sugar as per your taste
To start with stop milk for 4hrs for 15days and give semisolid diet next 15days stop milk for 8hrs and give semisolid diet lastly stop milk from 8amto8pm and give semisolid diet.
For your knowledge 100ml milk gives 70calories of energy 100ml juices give 55calories of energy and 100gm of semisolid diet gives 350calories of energy
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